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The Communist Minister of the his Majesty
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The Moroccan Minister of Social Welfare Nezha Squalli is taking off her politically-correct face and unveiling her hardcore communist face. In fact Nezha Squalli shamelessly asked for the banishment of the call for prayer of Al Fajr, because she claims that it is disturbing the wellbeing of the foreign tourists during their exotic staying in Morocco.

Well, I would just remind Madame Squalli, that she belongs to a government of an Islamic country and she is “for the moment” the Minister of Amir Al Mu’minin the Prince of the Faithful. Therefore, asking the Minister of Islamic Affairs Ahmed Ataoufik to find a legal way to ban the call of prayer not to disturb tourists is an insult to the high symbols of this nation. Furthermore, the tourists coming to Morocco are supposed to respect the local customs, as Moroccans would do for the Bell rings in Christian countries.

Maybe the Minister, who was a militant of the Moroccan Communist Party, still believes deep-inside that “Religion is the Opium of the People”. Yet, the outrageous thing about this story is that the PPS, the Party of Progress and Socialism is defending their Minister and calling the Press to stop judging Nezha Squalli. For their pat the Islamist movements inside Morocco as well as the more traditionalist streams of the Moroccan Civil Society are calling the Minister to submit her resignation as soon as possible, because she don’t represent the Moroccan population.

From My side I would kindly advice our dear Minister to look to her face in the mirror and ask herself who is she? Since, if a Minister in the government of his Majesty still struggles with her religious identity how can she be an example for the rising generations?

April 8, 2008 | 6:14 PM Comments  7 comments

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yassirovich Yassir EL OUARZADI
April 8, 2008 | 7:16 PM
ABSOLUTELY RIGHT !
Wondeful thoughts !

Islam must be respected in Morocco. As you said, Madame Squalli -belongs to a government of an Islamic country and she is “for the moment” the Minister of Amir Al Mu’minin the Prince of the Faithful.- (your phrase)

Thanks for sharing this news with the Moroccan TIG members,
Yassir, TIG Staff
SarahZaaimi Sarah Zaaimi
April 8, 2008 | 9:20 PM
Thanks Yassir
I think Nezha squalli should present official appologies to the Moroccan people!
yassirovich Yassir EL OUARZADI
April 8, 2008 | 11:09 PM
EXACTLY !
Thanks for sharing your thoughts again !

Salam,
Yassir
Zinandu Carlos
April 10, 2008 | 11:34 AM
Good Work...
Every religion must be respect, and when politicians force upon the people such changes to override culture and beliefs we should question their reason and agenda....

"Love Yourself, Respect Others and Enjoy Life..."

Zin
SarahZaaimi Sarah Zaaimi
April 10, 2008 | 2:15 PM
Well Said Zin ;)
Tashriq Tashriq al-Milla
April 14, 2008 | 10:07 PM

She needn't "apologize" to anyone. That would not do anything really, except put her previous "politically correct" face back on her. She does need to "back off" from saying that a simple call to prayer distrubs anyone's "wellbeing". There are ill-educated, crass people who complain about other cultures when they are in those cultures. Most people who travel to lands outside their own, in my experience, tend to be understanding and accomodating. Maybe in a non-Muslim country, people would complain, as in a non-Christian country they have complained against Sunday morning bells. A call to prayer is a nice reminder even for those who don't do al-Fajr (or any other).
qararander majeedullah qarar
April 24, 2008 | 9:31 AM
Adhan has become a part of the nature in our cities
Well, regardless of the political aspect of this issue, adhans, especially, the adhan of Fajar, has bestowed a harmonic and rhythmic beauty to our living environment. I personally enjoy adhan’s Malakooty voice that calls us to our first duty of the day. We have gotten used to recon Fajr’s adhan, the beginning of our day. Its extinction will cause to harm and disregard our eternal schedule of live that has become the nature of our Islamic World. Adhan has become a part of the nature of our cities; same us sunshine, and rustle of the leaves in the morning, or the warble of nightingale.
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